RASIBEERIES. 



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The common Black, White, and Red Fox, Denniston, York Claret, Willis' large black, and some other 

 varieties have t)een omilltd on account of their inferior quality. 



Note. — After the Grnpe rr<'p has been gathered in for the present autumn, a descriptive list of all the most 

 valuable varieties will be published in the leading horticuliural periodicals. 



CURRANTS — Groseillers d Grappes. 



Black Grape 



Ogden's i lack grape 

 Black Naples 

 Chainpaigne 

 Green fruited 

 Knigh 's sweet red 



early red 



— large red 



1 



2 

 3 

 4 

 5 

 6 

 7 



8 Pearl white 



9 Red Dutch 



Lono bunched red 

 Red Grape 



Do. per 100, S8, extra large, S12 



10 Rusi*i;in green 



1 1 Siriped fruiied 

 \2 Superb red grape 



13 Victoria 



14 White Dutch 



\yhite Crystal 



15 Speary's while 



V'"-^^ Doz.! 

 Each 



SO 



25 

 18 

 25 

 37 

 50 

 5f' 

 30 

 15 



50 

 50 

 50 

 75 



15 



50 



SI 25 Large and handsome. 



00 

 75 

 00 

 Ou 

 50 

 50 

 50 

 50 



50 

 50 

 50 

 50 



50 



50 



Largest of black varieties. 

 Pnle red transparent. 

 A variety of the black. 

 Less acid than oihers. 

 Earliest of the reds. 

 Larger than tied Dutch. 

 Good French variety. 

 Large and fine. 



Variety of the black. 

 Striped v/hite and red- 

 Excellent. 



Large late red, largest of all, has measured U inches 



in circumference. 

 Largest and finest of Whites. 



ORNAMENTAL. 



16 Alpine gooseberry leaved 



*17 Missouri black fruit( d 

 Yellow Jlowering 

 Lewis fragrant — Jefferson 



*I8 Miss Kixx vellow fruited 



19 orani^e do. 



20 large fruited 



21 red fruited 



22 Indian currant, or Symphoria 



23 Glandular irailing 



24 Prickly Irui'ed red 



25 Red fluweiiuH, or Bloody 



26 Snowy flowering 



27 Splendid, or Speciosum 



28 Striped leaved led 

 29 black 



30 Indian currant 



N. B. For several utlier rare and 

 beautiful flowerinu sppcies see page 

 69 ot the Ornanieiilal Catalogue. 



25 



2 



00 



IS 



1 



75 



30 



3 



00 



50 



3 



.50 



37 



3 



50 



50 







18 



I 



50 



37 



3 



r^O 



20 



I 



75 



25 



2 



50 



50 



5 



00 



50 



4 



50 



37 



3 



00 



25 



•) 



00 



50 



4 



50 



Beautiful fruit, very ornamental. 



Handsome, fragrant, yellow flowers, and good fruit. 



Scentless yellow flowers. 

 Handsome yellow flowers. 

 Showy flowers, nevv. 

 New. 



Has a profusion of red fruit in autumn and winter. 



A peculiar native variety. 

 Lartre, sweet, pleasant fruit. 

 Beautiful scarlet flowers. 

 VVhire flowers, 

 ^-howy flowers. 



Leaves handsomely variegated. 



Do. do. do. 

 Very neat and handsome. 



American Blnck. 

 Black English. 



REJECTED CURRANTS. 



Cf nimon black. 

 red. 



Common white. 



R AS P B E RR I E S.— i^ro7.n6oisier5. 



All the vari«ti*5s ar- red. exorfpt chuse designated as White and Black, and all ripen in July except the 

 Twice Bcari ig kinds, which priiduce a second crop in September or October. 





Price 



Doz. 



Hun- 





Each. 



drfid. 



I American red 



$0 6 



SO 62 



!S5 00 



Common Rf.d 









Rngliftk lied of ninny Catalogues 









2 bl:-u k, or Black Cap 



6 



50 



4 00 



Fine for desert and brandy, and the most 

 gtown for market. 



Secondary size and quality, a favorite with 

 many. 



